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#1 Danny_Montanny Aug 22, 2014 4:32:15	You can cast Darkness on an object you're holding, but not one that's being worn or carried. Am I to assume that the restriction only applies to objects worn or carried by other creatures, since holding an item would, by definition, also mean you're carrying it? As it makes little sense (unless you can see through trough the Darkness) to continue holding the item. I can see this being the case since the spell would be much more powerful if you could say, "I cast Darkness on that guy's armor/weapon." Am I correct in my assumption?
#2 AaronOfBarbaria Aug 22, 2014 5:21:08	It's not an assumption - that's what the spell means when it says "If the point you choose is an object you are holding or one that is not being worn or carried..."